(Adopted by the 48th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the State of Alejane on 10 November 2009, No. 258 of 30 November 2009, Publication of People's Government Order No. 258 of 1 January 2010)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of animal protection, prevent, control and combat animal diseases, ensure the safety of animal and animal products, protect the health of the population, and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Invalidity Act of the People's Republic of China.

Article II applies to the prevention, treatment, control, extinguishment, quantification of animal and animal products and other activities related to animal protection in the administrative areas of the State Délejan.

Article 3: The veterinary authorities in the city, district, district (market) are responsible for the work of animal protection in the Territory. In the city, district, district and district (market) animal health monitoring bodies are responsible for monitoring law enforcement of animal, animal products and other related animal protection.

The relevant administrations, such as finance, trade, forestry, public safety, health, environmental protection, business, quality, transport and urban management, should be aligned with the surveillance of animal protection and animal protection in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen the leadership of animal protection efforts, strengthen the construction of animal health monitoring bodies and communes (communes), streets, village animal protection, sanitary conditions, emergency response kits, and grass-roots animal protection organizations, and establish an investment mechanism for the provision of funds for animal protection and animal defence stocks, develop major animal emergency response scenarios, and guarantee the normal operation of animal protection and animal surveillance.

Article 5 veterinary authorities should develop regulatory norms relating to animal protection, promote and disseminate knowledge about animal protection, as required.

Article 6. The veterinary authorities shall prepare programmes for implementation, in line with national and provincial plans for mandatory immunization of animal diseases, taking into account the actual work of local animal protection, to be followed by the approval of the Government of the current people.

Article 7. The communes (communes) and the street offices should organize compulsory immunization efforts in accordance with the implementation programmes developed by the veterinary authorities.

Article 8 units and individuals involved in animal raising should be equipped or employed by professional technicians to implement animal immunization in accordance with the implementation programmes developed by the veterinary medical authorities. Rural distributors should be able to implement their own immunizations, reporting to the local commune (communes) people's governments, street offices, organized by the communes (communes) and street offices. Immunization procedures for animal feeding sites (griculture) should also be reported to district, district (market) animal health monitoring bodies.

The units and individuals involved in animal raising should, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, incorporate immunization into the breeding file and implement retroactive management of the animated stereotyped arsenal of animals that have been implemented.

Article 9. The animal health monitoring bodies should monitor the effectiveness of immunization for the implementation of forced immunizations and establish immunization statistics and immunization monitoring files. Inadequate access to national standards for major animal vaccinations, animal health monitoring bodies should undertake technical analysis to guide local communes (communes), street offices, animal feeding sites (grants) to take effective measures to increase the effectiveness of immunization.

Article 10 The veterinary authorities should develop, on the basis of economic and social development, programmes for animal feeding sites (progressing small areas) in a scientific and reasonable manner, regulating animal feeding sites (griculture).

To encourage and scale-raising, specialization and eco-chemical methods. An animal feeding plant (growing area) can only breed an animal.

Article 11: Animal feeding site (including new construction, alteration and expansion) (provincial breeding areas), isolated sites, animal slaughter processing sites, and environmentally and animal products-friendly treatment sites should be reported to local veterinary medical authorities in advance of construction and qualified for animal protection after the establishment of the law.

Article 12

(i) Exclusive management, strict control of personnel, vehicle access;

(ii) Provide dedicated or part-time veterinary veterinary technicians to participate on a regular basis in the training of animal sanitary technology;

(iii) Disincentage of persons, vehicles, breeding sites, tools, as prescribed;

(iv) Conduct mandatory immunization efforts, according to the requirements for immunization of non-compulsory diseases;

(v) The establishment of a sound breeding file, which should be kept for more than two years;

(vi) The release of the quarantine quarantine, according to the regulations;

(vii) Distinguished treatment as prescribed;

(viii) When an animal is found to have or is suspected to suffer from a state-of-the-art disease, it should be reported immediately and implement the relevant control and extortion measures.

Article 13. The animal feeding plant (growing area) should conduct regular screenings of its feeding animals on a regular basis and for the transmission of infectious diseases. There is no requirement for testing, and local animal health monitoring bodies or animal protection organizations should be entrusted with testing. The testing should be completed.

Article 14. Units and individuals engaged in animal feeding, operation and animal product production, operating units and individuals should be provided with health protection for persons directly exposed to animal and animal products, which are regularly checked each year, and persons found to be infected with communicable diseases should be removed in a timely manner.

Article 15 prohibits the use of the garbage of garbage, which is not dealt with in a manner free of charge.

The use of animal feeds is used to feed the rumbs.

Article 16 shall establish breeding files and contain the following:

(i) Names, quantities, breeding records, markings, sources and entry dates;

(ii) Immunization, quarantine and poisoning;

(iii) Sources, names, targets, time and use of inputs such as feeds, feed additives, veterinary medicines;

(iv) Animal diseases, deaths and environmentally sound treatment;

(v) Medical examination files of practitioners;

(vi) Other provisions of the relevant laws, regulations or regulations.

In the event of animal feeding, operating units and individuals discovering the high rate of animal morbidity and mortality, reports should be made promptly to local veterinary authorities or to animal health monitoring bodies.

Article 17

(i) To obtain a license for the medical treatment of animals by local veterinary authorities to carry out animal treatment activities in accordance with the approved occupational categories and scope;

(ii) Staffing or employing professional technicians with a corresponding professional qualifications to engage in animal treatment;

(iii) The establishment of a system of referrals, illnesses and prescriptions, and the responsibility for the medical results, which should be kept at least three years;

(iv) The detection of animal sanitary or suspected sanitary conditions should be carried out without unauthorized treatment, in accordance with the prescribed reporting and taking measures such as segregation;

(v) The treatment of communicable diseases should be accompanied by an independent communicable therapy and segregation room, with strict disincentives for staff and for patients;

(vi) Handicapped, animal and medical wastes in accordance with the relevant national provisions;

(vii) No forced immunization of animals, such as rabies;

(viii) The acquisition, registration, custody, use of veterinary drugs under the law, the establishment of a veterinium and the Ministry of Agriculture forbidden medicines and other compounds;

(ix) To report to the veterinary authorities of the prior annual animal treatment activity by the end of March each year;

(x) Other provisions relating to laws, regulations or regulations.

Article 18

(i) A regular medical examination, with a total of communicable diseases, including the sick, shall not be carried out directly in animal treatment;

(ii) Distinction of therapeutic animal before and after therapeutic;

(iii) In accordance with the relevant instruments, such as the written statements, prescriptions, diagnostics, the instruments shall not conceal, be forged and destroyed;

(iv) To regulate the use of veterinary, sterilized and medical devices;

(v) When therapeutic is found to have an animal or to be suspected to suffer from a state-of-the-art disease, immediate reporting and measures such as segregation should be taken without undue treatment;

(vi) In the event of a major animal epidemic, the release of the veterinary authorities should be subject to the release of the veterinary authorities to participate in the control and extinguishment-related work;

(vii) The veterinary authorities that are registered with their authorities by the end of March each year, shall report on the annual veterinary operation activity;

(viii) Other provisions relating to laws, regulations or regulations.

In the event of an accident of animal medical treatment, the parties may apply to local veterinary medical authorities for the identification of analytic accident, which is commissioned by the veterinary authorities for the identification of livestock veterinary specialists, and the parties should provide information and evidence necessary for the identification of an animal medical accident and cooperate with the investigation.

Article 20: Animal and animal product-produced market should be made available to local veterinary medical authorities, and the veterinary authorities should have written observations on the condition of animal protection.

The trade market for the operation of animal and animal products should be responsible for the control of animal diseases in this market and meet the following sanitary obligations:

(i) The establishment of relatively independent functional areas where different types of animal transactions should be relatively isolated, with the relative independence of each animal transaction area, living in poultry and consumer secession facilities;

(ii) A clean-up, elimination facility equipment and regular laundering and poisoning of the transaction area;

(iii) The environmentally sound treatment of affected animals in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State;

(iv) Identify specific managers responsible for animal protection;

(v) To report to the local veterinary authorities by the end of March of the previous year on animal protection;

(vi) Other provisions relating to laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 21

Animals, animal products that are not qualified or otherwise unable to supplement the quarantine are to be processed under relevant national provisions under the supervision of local animal health monitoring bodies.

The processing costs required in the previous paragraphs are borne by the shipment owner, but in the event of a major animal epidemic, the cost of environmentally sound treatment is borne in accordance with the provisions established by the Government of the people at all levels.

The delivery of animal, animal products and their pollutantes under article 21, paragraph 1, and paragraph 2, of this approach shall be closed and the measures taken to prevent infiltration, prevent and avoid the spread of the disease, and the delivery of the means should be strictly launderingd after the loading.

Article 23, Regions, Districts (communities) Governments should improve the system for the environmentally sound handling of animal bodies, develop a centralized disposal point-building plan and develop regional animal bodies for environmentally sound disposal.

Article 24 introduces a system of risk assessment for animal and animal products imported outside the city.

In one of the following cases of animal and animal products imported outside the city, producers of animal and animal products should suspend the importation period and determine the security of animal and animal products by the local animal health monitoring body:

(i) Supervision of inspection, quarantine, monitoring of the discovery of suspicious major animal diseases or of transmission of infectious diseases;

(ii) The existence of animal vector control in their place of origin, which is communicated by the relevant sectors;

(iii) The level of immunization against major animal diseases does not meet the national standards, in the circumstances;

(iv) Other violations of national and provincial provisions on animal protection are serious.

Article 25. Units and individuals have entered animal and animal products outside the city and, within three days prior to entry into the local animal health monitoring body register, valid animal and animal product quarantine certificates should be presented to local animal health monitoring bodies. Animal and animal products without effective quantification are not imported.

Article 26 veterinary authorities should establish and refine the animal disease surveillance system, and the animal health monitoring body conducts comprehensive monitoring, risk analysis, early warning and forecasting of animal diseases, and promptly identify, diagnose and report on the already emerging animal diseases.

In the event of an animal epidemic, veterinary authorities and animal health monitoring bodies should recognize and report in accordance with prescribed procedures and time frames.

No unit or individual shall be allowed to release information on animal epidemics.

Article 27 has the potential to affect this city by the occurrence of major animal epidemics or by the out-of-court municipalities, and the veterinary authorities should immediately organize an integrated assessment of experts, which will require the launch of a major exaggeration emergency response case, which is approved by the Government.

Article 28 provides for the elimination of major animal sanitary conditions and the destruction of animal products, as well as for the death of animals resulting from forced immunization under the law, which shall be verified by the veterinary medical authorities and the financial sector, and the Government of the local population shall, in accordance with the assessment of the results, provide the necessary compensation to the persons involved in animal raising, operation and production of animal products, operating units and individuals, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city.

Article 29 units and individuals involved in the processing, operation, humiliation, medical treatment, use, storage, transport of animal and animal products should be validated for the identification, retroactivity or marking of the licensee of animal and animal products, and for the establishment of a register, and the retention of the initial or photocopy certificate for the quantification, retroactivity of the relevant administration.

Article 33 provides a retroactive management system for the quality of animal and animal products. The units and individuals involved in animal feeding, operation and animal product production, operating units and individuals shall, as required, be traced to their animal and animal products, which contain information such as name, product name, product origin, the quantity, immunization, quarantine and quality testing.

The safe and retroactive management approach to the quality of animal and animal products is developed by veterinary authorities in conjunction with sectors such as trade, business, health, quality, food medicine surveillance.

Article 31 veterinary authorities and staff of animal health monitoring bodies shall cooperate with the relevant units and individuals in the implementation of their monitoring and monitoring tasks in accordance with the law and provide the necessary working conditions; and refuse to cooperate and be carried out by the public security authorities in accordance with the law.

Article 32 punishes violations of the provisions of this approach by other laws, regulations or regulations, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations or regulations.

Article 33, in violation of article 8, paragraph 2, of the present approach, is responsible for the relocation of the period of time by an animal health monitoring body and warning that the late refusal is not rectified, with a fine of 100 per animal.

Article 34, in violation of article 12, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iii), of this approach, is subject to an order by an animal health monitoring body to relocate its duration, to warning and to fines of more than 200 million dollars.

Article XV, in violation of article 15 of this approach, is subject to a fine of up to $50 million from the supervision of the animal health to order the period of time being changed, to warn.

Article 36, in violation of article 17, paragraphs 5 (v), VII, VIII and IX of this approach, is subject to a warning by an animal health monitoring body and a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 37, in violation of article 18, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (v), (vii) of this approach, is subject to an action by an animal health monitoring body to change its duration and to warn and may be fined up to 500,000 dollars.

Article 338, in violation of article 20, paragraph 2, of this approach, is subject to an order by an animal health monitoring body to change its duration, to warning and to fines up to 500,000 dollars.

Article 39, in violation of article 22 of this approach, is vested in an animal health monitoring body to deal with it in a manner that requires the treatment of expenses incurred by the perpetrator of the offence and may be fined up to $50 million.

Article 40, in violation of article 24, paragraph 2, of this approach, provides that the importation of animal or animal products is not suspended and that the period of time is to be changed by the animal health monitoring body, the warnings are given and the fines below H$ 20000.

Article 40, in violation of article 25 of the present approach, is subject to a warning by an animal health monitoring body to import the animal and animal products unregistered from the present city, which may be fined by more than 1000 dollars; untested for the import of animal and animal products and may be fined up to 00 million dollars.

Article 42, in violation of article 29 of this approach, is subject to a fine of up to US$ 500.

Article 43 violates non-commercial activity under this scheme, with a maximum fine of US$ 2000.

Article 44 of this approach refers to the following animal diseases:

(i) The type of animal epidemics provided by the State;

(ii) Two, three types of animal diseases provided for in countries where the epidemic was erupted;

(iii) Newly found or unaccounted animal diseases in the country.

Article 42 The Government of the commune of the city, which was launched on 1 January 2005, has also abolished the application of the Act on the Conservation of Animals in the People's Republic of China (No. 212 of the Order).